Fontana mill to become park clubhouse by spring 1950
Hazleton area owner William Williams plans turning the 95-year-old Fontana mill on Otter Creek into a park clubhouse. Cleanup has begun and the aim is a spring 1950 opening. 77 acres of land, Creekside park work, two existing cabins, with three more planned, and original machinery retained for atmosphere.
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Sea Lion Breaks English Channel Swimming Record
Pierre the California sea lion swam the English Channel in just over five hours becoming the youngest and fastest crossing. The animal started at Cape Gris Nez at 9 36 a m and reached St Margaret's Bay at 2 40 p m aided by a 30 foot line held by trainer Ross McBride.
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Cop Rewards Aid from Motorist with Ticket
ENGLEWOOD Colo. UP motorist George Rash 32 saw a police car behind him upset went back to pick up the phehtiy injured patrolman. When they arrived at the police station the officer Martin Knis
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Speeding and red light ticket handed after ride
A person thanked Rash for the ride and then issued a ticket for speeding and running a red light.
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Austria Voters Keep Nation in Anti Communist Bloc
Austria's weekend election produced a rightward shift as the People’s party won 77 seats and the Socialists 67, forming a 144 vote coalition. The new League of Independents gained 16 seats amid Nazi-era controversy, while Communists held 4 seats. Figures show 900,000 new voters, with Figl to form a new government and seek independence talks with the Big Four.
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Austria
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Kraus
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Karl Renner
Ferdinand Graf
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Tass
Police clash as posters torn amid street patrols reported
Report notes disorder after authorities clash with demonstrators while patrolling streets. Tass said some groups carried rubber and oak clubs indicating potential for violence.
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Cargo Plane Crashes Near Cheyenne Killing Three Crewmen
A Slick Airways cargo plane diverted from its San Francisco to Denver route due to storms crashed three miles northwest of Cheyenne airport during approach. The C-46 twin engine craft skidded across the ground after clipping a knoll, killing all three crew members aboard.
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Slick Airways
Denver
Veterans group to hear new song “The Volunteers”
The Roanoke Virginia composer E B Kromer created The Volunteers for a veteran group’s program as they prepare to premiere the piece and honor veterans with a new anthem.
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E. B. Kromer
Roanoke
Spanish American Vets Return to Port of 1898
Tampa reports 5000 veterans returned to the port for the 51st encampment of the United Spanish American War veterans. They marched from San Juan hill anniversary to reassemble, reflecting on service 51 years after the conflict.
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Tampa
San Juan Hill
United
Mars seaplanes return to air after inspections
The Navy's five Mars seaplanes resumed flying Monday following a temporary grounding for emergency inspections prompted by multiple reports of propeller trouble.
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San Francisco
Navy
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